...conference in his last address to the Congress in March, 1945, said: "The Crimea Conference . . . ought to spell the end of the system of unilateral action,...been tried for centuries — and have always failed. We propose to substitute for all these, a universal organization in which all peace-loving nations...

...conference in his last address to the Congress hi March, 1945, said: "The Crimea Conference . . . ought to spell the end of the system of unilateral action,...been tried for centuries — and have always failed. We propose to substitute for all these, a universal organization in which all peace-loving nations...

...in his last address to the Congress in March 1945, said: "The Crimea Conference • • • ought to spell the end of the system of unilateral action, the exclusive alliances, the spheres of infiuence, the balances of power, and all the other expedients that have been tried for centuries —...

...peace." Returning from the Crimea Conference in February 1945, Roosevelt expressed the hope that Yalta would — spell the end of the system of unilateral...been tried for centuries — and have always failed. By this universalist view, all nations had an equal interest in all the affairs of the world — except...

...peace." Eeturning from the Crimea Conference in February 1945, Roosevelt expressed the hope that Yalta would — spell the end of the system of unilateral...been tried for centuries — and have always failed. By this universalist view, all nations had an equal interest in all the affairs of the world — except...

...was a successful effort by the three leading Nations to find a common ground for peace. It ought to spell the end of the system of unilateral action,...been tried for centuries — and have always failed. "We propose to substitute for all these, a universal organization in which all peace-loving Nations...

...was a successful effort by the three leading Nations to find a common ground for peace. It ought to spell the end of the system of unilateral action,...all the other expedients that have been tried for centuries—and have always failed. "We propose to substitute for all these, a universal organization...

...the Yalta achievement. The Crimea Conference represented a successful step toward peace. "It ought to spell the end of the system of unilateral action,...been tried for centuries — and have always failed. We propose to substitute for all these, a universal organization in which all peaceloving Nations will...

...heresy. But in principle he believed in joint action and remained a Wilsonian. His hope for Yalta, as he told the Congress on his return, was that it would...him to the pure faith. After his visit to Moscow in 1943, Hull characteristically said that, with the Declaration of Four Nations on General Security (in...

...a joint session for the occasion, President Roosevelt declared that the Yalta achievement "ought to spell the end of the system of unilateral action,...that have been tried for centuries— and have always failed."2 American public opinion had a great welcome in store for the Yalta achievements. In Moscow,...